Pressure Reducing Regulators Air and inert gases
Pressure Reducing Regulators are the most common type of regulator. They reduce an unregulated inlet pressure to the desired regulated outlet pressure ( learn more).
Contact an application engineer for assistance in selecting the ideal Pressure Reducing Regulator for your application.
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 | 0 – 0.7 psig / 48 millibar(g) to 0 – 5 psig / 344 millibar(g) | High Flow Low Pressure Regulators For air and inert gases
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 | 0.25 – 7 in H20 6.3 – 178 in mm H20 to 1 – 28 inH20 25 – 711 mm H20 | LPR2: Ultra Low Pressure Regulator
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 | 0 – 2 psig / 0.1 bar(g) to 5 – 400 psig / 27.5 bar(g) | Model 10 Pressure Regulator for Medium Pressures
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 | 5 – 250 psig / 0.3 – 17 bar(g) up to 100 – 10,000 psig / 6.9 – 689 bar(g) | Series 3000: High Pressure Gas Regulators
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 | 0 – 0.3 psi / 20 mbar(g) up to 0 – 1000 psi / 69 bar(g) 0 to 40 scfm | Electronic Pressure Regulators
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* Note: All regulators listed are designed for air service and have a small but significant weep to the atmosphere (see brochure for details). Customers may consider adapting one of these air regulators for inert gas service provided they deploy the devices in a well ventilated space and are technically competent to analyze all the potential risks associated with the installation.
